>> announcer: good morning bay area. let's get up and get going. >> announcer: this is abc 7 mornings. good morning, it's saturday, october 20th. i'm chris nguyen. let's look forecast. our meteorologist frances dinglasan is in for lisa argen. i'm showing live doppler 7 and the satellite image because it shows the low clouds and fog lingering. some clearing through some interior valleys. here a beautiful live shot looking from sutro towards downtown san francisco. you see the gray conditions. so the next hour the fog lingers but temperatures will climb into the 50s for everyone by noon. it should be nice with clouds still pushed back to the coast. inland areas in the upper 70s. around the bay near 70. perfect if you have outdoor

plans this afternoon. then hazy sunshine during the afternoon hours with inland areas warming up to the mid-80s. around the bay look for mid-70s and at the coast mid-60s. the sun sets at 6:25. grab a jacket if you head out because things will cool down and the fog returns. we have more cooling next woke and the details coming up. >> thank you. $1.6 billion. that's how much is on the line in the megamillions jackpot. the jackpot now a world record. that's because no one matched all six numbers in last night's $1.0 billion drawing. here is the numbers. 15, 32, 53, 65, 70 and the meganumber 7. here is our reporter. >> millions across america are now eyeing a prize of a lifetime. >> okay. $4. let's go. >> that jaw dropping megamillions jackpot now over $1.0 billion. no winners last night. >> 53, 25, merg number 7. >> the odds of winning the largest price, 1 in 302 million.

but the statistic hasn't deterred the hopefuls from chasing the fiscal fantasies. >> what's the big dream if you wi liv o beach. >> buy a on vacation. >> i'm living in the caribbean. >> lottery fever sweeping the country. >> i never think we are going to win. but you never know. you can't win if you don't play. >> you just need one ticket. >> along the california, nevada border some sfang in line for hours to get tickets. and the hype going from coast to coast in places like nashville, chicago, atlanta and philadelphia. some choosing to bet on the lucky locations like ernie's like ner san jose which sold the last megamillions winning ticket. financial advisers urging the next lucky winner to seek expert counsel. >> money does not solve money problems. get good professional advice. and you want to think about growing the assets instead of

diminishing them. >> abc news, new york. if you bn morgan hill you could be $3 million richer. nobody won the jackpot but a ticket matching five of six numbers was sold at the a.m. p.m. on monterey road. abc news is following the fever. we sent out the push alert when the numbers were drawn. to get it sent to your smarch download the app. 8:0 process the time and new overnight oakland police announced they arrested the suspect wanted for firing a gun at an officer happening yesterday morning near 23rd avenue and foothill boulevard. they found the gun but the suspect got airway. the officer wasn't hurt. more details will be released after the charges are filed. oakland areas friday event isn't happening next month. the city cancel the the fefld following a shooting injures five people. happening hours after the event earlier this month abbas our reporter explains organizers say it's a matter of safety. >> reporter: the october 5th

first friday went as planned with tens of thousands of people gathering on the five-block stre stretch of the avenue. to enjoy food, art, music and each other. but it's what happened after the peaceful event ended that prompted organizers to take a pause and call off the next one in november. >> there are many reasons for this cancellation. the most important one being the violence that happened after the last event in october. where five people were injured in the shooting. >> the shooting originally a dispute between two men happened hours after the first friday was over and several blocks away. but the mayor labory schaff agrees a break is a good idea. >> this shooting incident was not necessarily related to first fridays. but they recognize perception matters. and that it is time for them to really step up their game and think more holistically and comprehensively. >> besides beefing up security organizers are working with the city and leaders of other

districts to come up with strategies for managing the huge crowds. after the official event ends at 9:00 p.m. in the meantime, independent vendors like hal stevens told us cancelling even one first friday will be a big loss. >> a the little mom and pop vendors heavily rely on the income to feed families, pay rent and also they have kids that it gives enemy a sense of responsibility because they see the parents and the cousins and uncles working. >> oakland police did arrest two suspects after the shooting two weeks ago. organizers tell us that first fridays here in oakland will definitely be back. the first friday in december. in oakland, laura anthony abc 7 news. >> in san francisco, the fate of a popular mission district business is uncertain. a property dispute is threatening la ta.rethe aura ha for sale by court order, but the owner is fighting to keep the property.

abc 7 news reporter katie utehs has more. >> reporter: the line at san francisco's la taqueria is worth it locals say. >> i love it. i think it's the best taco place in town. >> theresa lopez has been eating here more than 30 years. >> i want them to keep it because i make a good burrito but not like they do. >> reporter: the word has even reached sweden's simon nordland. >> i heard it's the best. it's the best from her tip and what i found online too. >> reporter: also online a real estate listing for the property located near 25th and mission streets. a court appointed receiver has listed it for $$1,595,000.$$1,59 a zut between the between the owner and his siblings following the death of their parents has led to the sale. the parents did no the have a ne l naming >> famies get messed up when anybody dies. so i hope that they get to keep

it. >> reporter: miguel's sons help run the business operated in in location since the early '70s. if it sells to aed third party the family will likely relocate the business. locals hope that doesn't happen. >> it's change it like in the last two years you can't even imagine the changes in in neighborhood. and we need to keep some things the same. >> reporter: kitty utehs, abc 7 news. we reached out to the family attorney but haven't heard back yet. we are told the restaurant owner will be bidding on the property and continuing his fight in court. earlier this month la victoria bakery shut doors after nearly 70 years. it was on the corner of 24th and alabama in the mission. family disagreements were blamed for the closure. the time 18:07. the billionaire coother than of the san francisco giants donate to do a political action committee behind a racist radio ad. charles b. johnson put out a statement saying he had no knowledge the donation would be used in this manner.

and i like the giants organization strongly condemn any form of racism and in no way condone the advertisement that was created by in entity. the giants also weighed in saying we are aware of mr. johnson's political donations because they are entire separate from his stake in the giants ownership group. no way doo dpo the giants condone the disturbing and divisive political activity. senator kamala hair sis working to get out the vote. she attended a rally in south carolna people greeted her with chants of the next president. even though she hasn't said if she plans to run in 2020, could a harris candidacy succeed in what is expected to be a crowded field of democrats? here a closerer look. >> senator hair sis seen by many as a rising star off to iowa next week to support candidates as the presidential speculation surrounding her builds. >> she has taken some very sin example, things that p very lib

like. and fortunately for her a lot of the people make up the base of the electorate in a primary election. >> but what's her viability against president trump? republican strategist lone he chen worked on the mitt romney xinyue and is now a fellow at stanford. >> can she get through the general election with all the stances that work well in california but not in places like michigan and pennsylvania which are states democrats have to win if they win the president. >> local democrats expect to hear major announcements after the mid-terms. >> president trump raised a lot of money and any candidate who wants to be competitive against him and what's expected to be a crowded field will have to get active very early to raise money. >> regardless of who decides to run, community members say it's clear the political landscape changing. >> it's wonderful for our younger generations to see this kind of involvement and know that this is something that they can do as well. >> and a reminder about the election coming next month. the delaine to register to vote

is this monday october 22nd. if you want to vote by mail you can request that ballot until hal went opinion the election is on november 6. frances dinglasan tracking the ac weather forecast and another pleasant weekend on top. above average with plenty of sunshine except at the coast. and right now we are dealing with low clouds and fog spilling in from the beaches. but we will warm up quite a bit this afternoon. and then get ready for a cooldown for the beginning of week. >> thanks frances. ahead a local wildlife rescue group caring for a record number of zms. a look at what it takes to make sure each

thanks so much for weaking up with us on abc 7 mornings. the time now is 8:13. here is live shot of the golden gate bridge. you can see the fog out there this morning. we are looking ahead to a clear i da across the bay area. but could we see changes in frances will break it down for us in the full accuweather forecast. but first on the peninsula mateo police are warning about a bob cat siting. someone called police just after 10:00 yesterday morning saying they saw the mountain lyanne

walking from campus. it wasn't behaving aggressively. officers checked the area but didn't see it. what should you do if you see a mountain lion in your neighborhood? we have a video outlining the steps on the website. abc7news.com. a bay area wild life rescue group is caring for a record number of injured or orphaned animals for the time of the year. it's a challenge but the staff and volunteers are committed to making sure every animal gets the care it needs. here is abc 7 news anchor dan ashley. >> it's meal time but that could describe almost every hour at this wildlife rescue where a lot of hungry mouths are waiting to be fed. this 4-week-old squirrel was found in a backyard appear now she is thriving. >> being fed five times aand fi >> some kwirls here are so smaum their eyes are closed. as they get older the tails fluff out and the appetites go

into overdrive. >> sometimes it's frenzy where they're like ip more formula. >> the rescue center is in petaluma equipped with an hospital and dotted with enclosing carefully separating the species. the center accepts almost all types of wild animals hurt or orphaned. the goal is to release them back to the wild if at all possible. >> we have to teach them how to forage and finded food. we never serve footed in a bowl or dish we always hide it. they learn to go out and find it on their own. >> this is the center's busiest baby season ever. usually this time of year they have rescued about 1,000 creatures. but this year already cared for 250 more than that. the center is getting more possums than any other kind of animal. and if you think they are not worth saving think again. >> they're amazing. they eat up to 4,000 ticks in a >> posmav ldy es,p us from he

uran almtet rabies. >> they have so many superpowers. everybody here is trying to get everybody on the possum band wagon. >> part of the mission here is to teach people how to keem themselves and livestock safe while allowing wildlife to thrive. >> we are constantly infringing upon their has been at that time. i think it's important to educate people about how important it is to keep all of our species because they're all very important to keeping our ecosystem together. >> a few animals that can't be released live here permanently as part of an education program for the public. these two mountain lions for example were orphaned and never learned how to hunt on their own. this hawk has damaged wing and can't fly. in skunk has had to have part of her tail amputated making it impossible for her to defend herself. and these are half dog half wolves bred to be pets. >> hard when you don't completely trust them. >> even though they seem gentle they are not safe to have at home. >> part of the animal thinks it's wild and part of it thinks.

>> happily about 70% of the animals come through here are eventually released into the wild thanks to dedicated staff and volunteers. >> every time you can help an animal, every time you see a human being tearing care of an animal and bringing all the love they bring mere to care for animal that keeps me going. >> and there is the possum. heading on out. >> it's swimming! >> and that was dan ashley reporting. the wildlife staff believes they may be getting a record number of animal because the emergency hotline is now operating longer hours. but also that means the non-profit needs to raise more money. if you want to help or find out what to do if you find a wild animal in distress go to the website. abc7news.com. >> announcer: now the weather update from abc 7 morks. hi we start off with live doppler 7 and the satellite image to show you the low clouds and fog around the bay area. it's spilled in through parts of

the bay area. hovering over areas around the bay and even the south bay. visibility has dropped in quite a few areas down to zero miles in parts of the north bay like santa rosa, petaluma, napa. dropped to three miles in oakland. six and seven miles in mountain view hayward and also san jose. but things will change. we'll see sunshine later on in the next few hours. temperatures are also in the cool side. still seeing 40s out there and low 50s. the cool spots will be santa rosa, 47, clover dale 46. ukiah 43. low 50s around the bay and hanging on to 49 in fremont. a live view here from the east bay hills. we see the low clouds sfreding pr from the coast. you see san francisco in the background. here the forecast for today. dealing with areas of dense fog this morning. but this afternoon will be mild to warm again process. and then cooling starts tomorrow. then really kicks in monday and tuesday. so temperatures will drop by as much as 10 degrees. now we have high pressure giving us the warm temperatures.

and it's also reducing air quality. an air quality with advisory is extended threw tomorrow. expect moderate air quality through the bay area today. tomorrow it improves. good air quality for the inland east by and south central bay and santa clara valley this is due to smoke from southern oregon with high pressure spreading winds from the north. here is the forecast animation. during the 9:00 hour we see fog, low clouds into parts of the bay across san francisco. but already pulling become from the peninsula by lunchtime every li everyone gets sunshine except at the beaches or the clouds linger throughout the day. and if you are heading out tonight grab a jacket things cool down and the fog and low clouds spread across the bay into parts of the east bay once again. for tomorrow morning highs today will be close to yesterday's numbers. so mid-60s to mid-80s. along the coast mid-60s half ploon bay 66. san francisco really comfortable at 71 degrees. and look for mid-seventies through oakland, san mateo, san jose warming up to 81.

the warmest locations in the interior valleys. mid-80s there. 84 in condition kor appear livermore. and low 80s in santa rosa and napa. if you are heading to the festival today. you don't need a jacket. sun screen and sun zblass. temperatures in the upper 60s warming up to low 80s in the afternoon. this evening still mild by 8:00 tonight it will be upper 60s. here is a look at the temperatures you can expect for the week ahead in livermore. in gives you an example. the average high is 75. we are well above average but dropping starting tomorrow and then down by about 10 degrees monday and tuesday on shore flow builds, the sea breeze cools down. high pressure builds up and ramp up again for the end of the work week and get more sunshine and warmth as well. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. enjoy the beautiful autumn warmth. go out and enjoy the sunshine

and get the 10,000 steps in because the cooling begins tomorrow and continues on monday. monday and tuesday are the coolest days of the week with clouds on tuesday. we ramp up but clouds linger through thursday then then sunny and warmer end of the woke for friday. well almost be right back to where we started soink if you have outdoor plans today it's great. >> thanks, frnsdsen just ahead looking for something california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th.

i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'm running for state superintendent.

if you are looking for something fun this we could we have you covered. alexis smith from abc 7 mornings has ideas from ourp partners at hoodline. >> music with a view, honor be the dead and a artistic performance involving public transportation. it's part of the weekend. the third annual music festival returns to the rod and gun club in sand rafael on saturday. enjoy the live loyal music with a water front view. kids it's activities, arts and krafrts and plenty of food and drunk. it's from 10:00 to 6:00 and open to the public free. head to the plaza decaesar chavez for the festival on saturday. honoring translation and culture of mexican heritage. take in live music. local artists and vendors. it's a-free event and runs from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. san francisco trolley dances

is a two-day public performance now in the 15th year. in year's route takes you from mission bay to soma with artists a and dance paired with specific sights long the muni route. they create a dance piece in response to the physical environment, architecture and history of the area. there are 6 tours saturday and sunday and admission is free with the cost of muni fare. from us and partners at hoodline we hope you have a great weekend. a new nationwide effort is underway to could you tell down the amount of sugar in packaged foods and drinks by 2025. the new york city health department rolled out the plan including a partnership in nearly 100 state and local health departments called the national salt and sugar reduction nishltive targeting popular foods including ice cream yogurt and cereals. soda is on the list. there are 13 categories and each has a tarring goal np the time is 8 ka 25. till to come merg millions mania sweeps the alt nation. it's about to turn into an epidemic with the world record

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hi, frances. good morning, everyone. there is thick fog in the north by. here a look at live doppler 7. we have the coastal clouds and fog spilled in overnight through the north bay even across the bay into the east bay as well. and look at how visibility has been reduced to zero miles in santa rosa, petaluma and napa. in fact it's dropped to a fourth of a mile as well in san jose and limited visibility in oklahoma, hayward and mountain view. be careful if you are driving out there. a live view here and you can see the low clouds and fog there across the golden gate bridge. and here is the 12-hour day planner. the fog lingers in the next hour. most temperatures in the 50s. by noon the clouds will pull back to the coast and will be climbing to the 70s for the inland areas and around the bay. lots of sunshine for everyone except at the beaches. this afternoon, look for hazy sunshine with an air quality advisory in place inland areas in the mid-80s this afternoon. around the bay topping off in the mid-70s to upper 70s. at the coast brozy in the

mid-60s. sun sets at 6:25. the fog returns overnight. we have much cooler weather in store and i have the details coming up chris. >> thanks. happening today in san francisco, more than 1,000 people are expected to show their support for marriott hotel works. houses of bay area works went on strike more than two weeks ago demanding higher wages and job security. it's part of a nationwide protest. today's sol date rally and march starts at 9:00 this morning there are similar demonstration in oakland and san jose. a world record jackpot is up for grabs tuesday night. up to $1.6 billion. it rolled over again after no one matched all six numbers in last night's drawing. here are the numbers for the $1.0 billion jackpot. 15, 23, 53, 65, 70 and the megaball 7. the megamillions lead director says the prize money could go up to possibly $2 billion.

>> we are in unchart the pert territory. it's never happened before for megamalice. we had a similar thing with powerball two and a half years ago. at this point we tracking sales as they come in and estimate together best we can. but you know hold onto yorp hats it could go up further. >> the california lottery says someone matched five of the six numbers. the ticket was sold at the a.m. p.m. on monterey road in morgan hill. >> new developments in the disappearance. jamaul khashoggi. saudi state tv confirms the "washington post" reporter is dead. the explanation given that there was a fight inside the saudi consulate in staunlable. at least 18 people are in custody as suspects in his death. the saudi government has fired five top officials, including the deputy intelligence chief. president trump had this to say. >> well, i think it's a good first step. it's a big step. it's a lot of people. a lot of people involved. and i think 80s great first step. >> the president added if congress pushes for sanctions he

doesn't want any action to affect arms sales. abc 7 news reporter anser hassan explains whether the killing could have an impact on saudi investments here in the bay area. >> door dash delivery is becoming a familiar sight in the bay area. the food delivery's app growth fueled by investors like saudi arabia. the kingdom has pumped billions into silicon valley start-ups like slack and uber. investments now in the spotlight following the death of the journal icht jamaul khashoggi. >> i'd love to see the -- to see people there take ethical stands on issues like this. but i haven't seen it so much in the past. >> professor george bashar teaches law at uc'sings. he stays despite symbolic gestures like skipping out on an investment conference he doesn't see silicon valley closing bank accounts to the saudi money especially after the prince's visit to the bay area this past spring.

>> is it because we are talking about billions of dollars. >> it's because we're talking about billions of dlrs and lives relatively inconsequential to us. >> he lads there is little political will from washington. >> i really do think we need to recalibrate the relationship with saudi arabia. >> but the bay area congresswoman thinks things can be ditch. ac knowledging the huge amounts of saudi money coming into her district. but she says it starts with the president, like the 100 billion arms sale to the desert cong dom. >> why would we want that money from a country engaging in this kind of behavior? >> many analysts say it's more than just oil and arms sale. the saudis are still seen as important american alis in the middle east. in the newsroom. anser hassan abc news. dramatic drone video shows thousands of haurnden migranting making which are way to the united states pushing threw the guatemala-mexico border. >> the people united will never be dwoid. the people united will never be

divided. >> abc 7 news was in san francisco where dozens of protesters rallied outside the guatemalaen consulate. this they said the u.s. should be helping the migrants not blocking them from a better life. another major tech conference is setting up in the city. work is under way for open world which opens on monday. howard street will be closed between thifrd and fourth until october 30th. the conference will feature keynote speakers forecasting the future of business and technology as well as a concert headlined by beck, wednesday at at&t park. happening today electric scooter company skip is hosting a group ride in san francisco. skip wants to connect ride tors share best practices for safe riding and good behavior. the event is less than a week since the scooters have city. as abc 7 news reporter kate larson reports riders have a lot

to learn. >> when the scooters landed the riders parked with immune. left broken in bushes and parked across streets and walks. the city hall banned the scooters and felony allowed two companies to relaunch under a permit program. >> this is skip's spokes woman we showed her photos of scooters parked incorrectly. she says educating right ride certifies a priority. >> do you know how to park the scooters? >> not really. >> but user may put the brakes on riders ed. >> whenever i get there i decide to leave it on the side of the streft. that's one of the main problems. >> are you willing to read the rules and learn how to park them? >> see, we're kind of immature when it comes to that i think like it's cool. i don't think i would take my time. >> we do follow up on kplients paul rose is the spokes men for the sfmta he says they have been fielding calls this week and

says they have the authority to fine skip and scoot. >> it's $100 for the first offense. $200 for the second offense and five hundred for each additional fine. >> they can be looking at thousands of dollars of fine this is week. >> we want to make sure the companies get the information that there are complaints and then help their customers improve on their usage of the scooters. >> in san francisco, kate larson, abc 7 news. at today's events skip plans to demonstrate new locking technology the company says helps keep sidewalks clear. skip will be giving out free helmets and ice cream sandwiches. if you unt to join at 1939 market street in san francisco. event starts at 2 this afternoon. >> still ahead on abc 7 morning disney characters come to life in the bay area where in magical show is happening this weekend. but first as we head to break a live look outside from the mount tam camera. frances dinglasan has the full forecast in just a few minutes.

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have spent over $70 million on campaigns to undermine our public schools. and electing a former wall street banker named marshall tuck to superintendent of public instruction is all a part of the billionaires' plan to take money away from neighborhood public schools and give it to their corporate charter schools. that's why tony thurmond is the only candidate endorsed by classroom teachers for superintendent of public instruction. because keeping our kids safe and improving our neighborhood public schools is always tony's top priority. time right now is 8:39. and we take a live look outside from the camera at pier 39. another beautiful day across the bay area. zbrab the a jacket for the morning walk but you won't need this afternoon. frances breaks down the forecast coming up. generations of disney characters entertaining audiences in the bay area this weekend. the new disney on ice show, 100

years of mick opened in oracle aaron last night. celebrating disney characters from mercky mouse to elissa and ana from frozen. david started skating as a kid after his family moved to the bay area from brazil. >> this is my hometown, you know. for me it's very special. when i look out and see the kids looking back at me, or you know just them watching the show in general you get very emotional because it's so magical for enemy. david portrays prince there is a second run of the show in october it 2. it's a good idea to bring a jacket or sweater to that performance because it's indoors of course with the ice rink but outside another beautiful weekend on top tap. >> outside unless you head to the beach can you leave the sweater at home. lots of sunshine this afternoon above average temperatures similar to yesterday's numbers. a live look here from the santa

cruz camera where we get plenty of sunshine this afternoon. in fact santa cruz will warm up to the mid-to upper selves. i'll have the complete neighborhood forecast coming up. >> thanks, frances. next the warriors and jazz played a wild one in utah. the biggest shot of the night not from steph or k.d. >> announcer: let's take on the issues, call out the problems. >> let's face it we have a trash issue here in san francisco. >> and find real solutions. let's have hard conversations. >> i feel that the community has a failed people of color. >> and hear one another. >> we can use words we don't have to use fists. >> our concerns might be different. but we're in this together. but we're in this together. and building a better at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. that anything that matches your taste can match your budget. that green living doesn't have to cost much green. we believe that you should always have room

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a live look at a foggy golden gate bridge this saturday. good morning to friends in marin county appear throughout the bay area process, we have a check of the forecast moments away. but first in sports both cal and san jose state on the road. the golden bears face the organ state. and sparntss take on san diego state tonight at 7:30. stanford won the game at arizona state thursday night. the warriors will take on the nuggets in denver tomorrow. but lat nieft the dubs played theirst roadam of the season and it was memorable. abc 7 sports director larry beil

has the highlights on this morning's sports. >> gorsuch, everybody. the warriors traveled to utah, the second game of the season. the defense to not make the trip. final seconds. the biggest shot of the night came from jonas jerebko. draymond green. welcome, nice to meet you. jazz couldn't miss in the second quarter. welcome to go bear land. utah ten threes in the second quarter. joe engles on fire. 81 for utah at the half best dubs of the who half steph after the buzzer. kevin durant doing all he could. 38 for k.d. warriors down 16, cut to three. inkles beats the buzzer. he looks like a plumber. you but he was draining everything. late push by the for 31. to the final seconds. warriors are down one. what does steve kerr draw up? going to durant. the pull-up, no.

jerebko for the win, the former jazz. 124-123. jerebko the hero. here is steph. >> it's corny but strength in numbers you don't know who contributes in a given night. we know who we go to but everybody on the bench staying hd. he had a little bit of juice and fire coming back to utah showing up his old teammates. >> unbelievable. marshawn lynch the raiders best player this wretched season. now he is hurt. the nfl network reporting beast mode could be out for a month or longer. last thing the raiders need. if lynch goes on injured reserve out six week. silver and black have a bye this week. doug martin expected to take over. baseball and lcs games doerjs could get the second straight pennant with a win in milwaukee. but first inning all brew crew. three stesk two could you tell base hits on off of ryu.

eric kratz doing damage. dodgers qeq. gp 7-2 brew crew. a game 7 tonight winner gets boston in the world series. finally funny steph from o'neill. does the ordinary chair have any chance of supporting that frame holding the couch. here we go. down goes the big man. he has to be 350 or 375. the chair had no chance. that's a rap on morning sports have a great weekend. everybody i'm larry beal. >> >> announcer: now the weather update. good morning i'm meteorologist frances dinglasan. still dealing with fog and low clouds as you can see with the live doppler 7 and the satellite image limited visibility through parts of the north bay. and we still have clouds along the bay and spilling into the south bay and east bay. a live shot from mount tam. you see the coastal clouds trying to push in but that retreats back to the coast by lunchtime. and san francisco and in oakland it's currently 52 degrees as

well as san jose. morgan hill still in the 40s at 47. and pacifica climbing to the 50 degree mark. a live look from the east bay hills. you can see san francisco in the background. and the clouds already starting to thin out we'll get lots of sunshine this afternoon except at the beaches. so still hanging on to the 40s in some areas like santa rosa, 49. vacaville, 48. livermore dropped to 49 degrees. and this live shot of the golden gate shows you fog that we still deal with in some areas. so here a forecast for today. there are a few areas of very dense fog this morning. and it's going to be mild to warm again today with plenty of sunshine. temperatures above average for many years but the cooling starts tomorrow and kicks in. temperatures tumble monday and tuesday. just a reminer, the air quality advisory has been extended through tomorrow. today's air quality is expected to be moderate for all of the areas around the bay. tomorrow see we see some improvement in the inland east bay and south bay as well.

keep that in mind we will see hazy sunshine this afternoon. here a look at the fog animation. by 9:00 we still see the clouds in parts of the north by and around the bay. but but by lunchtime it pulse back to the coast making its way back to the bay area. 9:00 this evening and spreads a little bit farther inland overnight tonight. and so we see cool numbers again tomorrow morning. but today enjoy the sunshine and the warmth. a great day to be outdoors. if you are heading to the beach that's where you need the sweater. half moon bay 66. but san francisco pleasant. oakland at 74. san jose 81 and mid-80s through the interior valleys process. concord 84. low 80s through santa rosa appear napa with unz there as well. lows tonight will once again be on the cool side through the north bay. lots of 40s there. in fact 43 in lake port. 44 napa and santa rosa. and low 50s around the bay area. in the interior areas and in the

santa cruz mountains you get a good chance of viewing the orion meteor shower up to 20 per hour. peaking early tomorrow morning. the best view something before dawn. if you are up at 4:00 or 5:00 in the morning let us no he you might see something cool. here a look at the next seven days for san jose. and this is what we can expect in terms of the temperature trend for many areas and inland areas as well. the average high is 73. today well bonch are above average at 8 is with high pressure. then tomorrow we drop. we'll be crosser to average on monday and tuesday. as on shore flow builds and the sea breeze cools us down. and the high pressure regains strength and we climb back up again and more sunshine for the end of next woke. so here is the ac wrkt seven-day forecast. enjoy the you a autumn warmth, the beautiful sunshine. inland areas in the mid-80s around the bay. upper 70s and at the coast mid-sixth. the cooling begins tomorrow. temperatures drop and tumble by

as much as 10 degrees for some areas on monday and tuesday those will be the coolest days of the week. then we start to ramp things up a little bit. clouds will linger though wednesday, thursday and then friday high pressure, sunny warmer right back to where we started. enjoy the sunshine. >> folks can always track with the accuweather ach. >> any time frances, thanks. good new f2 you hope for a in new seasonal job. fewer people are looking for temporary work which means you have a better chance of getting hired by amazon, target or ups. eric thomas reports from oakland. >> this was the year you didn't see a long line of people applying for seasonal work at ups in oakland. less competent and confident job seekers. >> i have a good chance. >> i am happy. more jobs for me. competition y guys stay home. >> job fairs here in oakland and san francisco ups was looking to fill position in the bay area.e0

job fairs to fill 40,000 holiday positions. but with statewide unemployment barely over 4% high hearing managering are looking at a smaller pool of workers. >> that's where companies are finding more difficult in the past. >> attorney and labor analyst michael is a former director of the california unemployment agency. >> part time jobs, seasonal jobs in particular, employers now are saying we can't find enough people. >> that's not just delivery companies like ups. retailers also have tens of thousands of jobs to fill. often competing for the same workers. that doesn't mean companies won't keep trying and although the pool may be smaller folks will certainly keep applying. especially parents who hope to be both workers and consumers in holiday season. >> well, i'm a ro for the two c. >> i'm trying to make more pony money for next year getting started on saving up for my daughter. of course christmas is coming up we got to get ready for

christmas trees and dinner >> since it's early in the holiday hiring season we don't know the incentives companies may offer to employees since it's the companies competing this year rather than employees for the job. but we do know that ups is telling people that, listen, we hire a lot of permanent positions out of our seasonal employee positions and the pay seasonally is as good or better than any of the those retail jobs you may be offered. in oakland, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >> next, a mystery involving the stunning photo captured in yosemite.

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you'll get your shot to the buy tickets to the hit musical hamilton in a few days. it's coming back to san francisco. hamilton's latest run in the city at the shn theater in september. tickets on tale monday morning at 10:00. ranging from over $100 to over $700. there is a lottery for $$4,410 seats. for all performancing. a michigan man hopes to aye a couple he photographed np as yosemite he bleefrps it's the moment they got engaged. he took it at tap point on yosemite on october 6th. wrote twitter help. i hope this finds them. for the is stunning. in the distance you can see a man getting down on one knee taking the woman's hand. the tweet has been liked more

than 241,000 times and retweeted 110,000 times. ins being posted on wednesday. very cool scene there. yes very kwool cool and for us we have warm temperatures. we see lots of sunshine this afternoon. except at sochl of the beaches where half moon bay only warms up to 66. but san francisco really comfortable at 71. lots of mid-70s around the bay. even low 80s in san jose and mid-80s in some of the interior valleys. here the seven-day forecast. so the cooling begins tomorrow. monday and tuesday will be the coolest days. but we'll be close to average then. we'll see clouds wednesday and thursday. and then warmer and sunnier on friday for the end of the week. but enjoy all the beautiful sunshine and warmth today. go out and enjoy it. >> not bad. frances, thanks. thanks for joining us on abc 7 mornings. coming up a full day of espn college football on krb. next ninth ranked oklahoma phase

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